Eye Spy with My Red Eye
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Question 1 of 3
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What is the most likely diagnosis of his eye condition?
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On slit lamp examination the eye looks as shown:
Which clinical sign seen in the image is the most diagnostic of this condition?
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After discussing with the ophthalmologist on call, what is the most appropriate management of this patients presenting condition?
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Great learning case
good case.
I don’t think hypopyon is more common than ciliary flush in anterior uveitis. Hypopyon is, as stated, a late and rare complication. Good case, the important thing for trainees is how to differentiate this from acute conjunctivitis.
The question asked what was most diagnostic, not which feature was most common.
great case
nice explaination
good sba
nice case
great case
Nice one, thanks